Technical documentation, machine safety and CE marking

Technical Documentation, Machine Safety, and CE Marking

 

We assist companies, operators, and buyers in the technical evaluation of documentation and issues related to machine safety and CE marking.

 

Our services are aimed at, among others:

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• Machine operators

• Machine buyers

• Mechanical engineering companies

• Insurance companies

• Lawyers and courts

 

Support for CE marking and machine safety

 

We assist manufacturers and companies with the practical implementation of CE requirements—from risk assessment to technical documentation.

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Typical services include:

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• Conducting risk assessments in accordance with EN ISO 12100

• Derivation and implementation of technical protective measures

• Support with CE marking of machines and systems

• Preparation and revision of technical documentation

• Preparation of operating instructions

• Support with conversions and modernizations

 

Safety-related control systems (EN ISO 13849)

• Determination of required Performance Levels (PLr)

• Support in the design of safety functions

• Preparation and verification of SISTEMA calculations

• Evaluation of existing safety concepts

 

Technical Review and Classification

 

We provide support for the technical classification and plausibility review of existing documentation and concepts in the areas of machine safety and CE marking.

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Typical services include:

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• Classification of the CE status of machines and systems

• Review of existing CE documentation

• Plausibility review of declarations of conformity

• Review of technical documentation and safety concepts

• Support in evaluating open issues or deviations

 

This support is particularly helpful, for example, in the following cases:

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• Used machinery

• Machinery imports

• Conversions or retrofits

• Unclear or incomplete CE documentation

 

Risk assessment according to EN ISO 12100

 

We provide support in the technical review and plausibility check of existing risk assessments.

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In doing so, we consider, among other things:

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• Structure and methodology of the risk assessment

• Completeness of the hazard analysis

• Assessment of risks and residual risks

• Plausibility of the protective measures taken

 

The risk assessment is not rewritten, but rather reviewed and evaluated from a technical perspective.

 

Note

This support is provided in an advisory and evaluative capacity and does not replace any manufacturer obligations, conformity assessment procedures, or certifications.